Film: Aldo Baldin – A Life for Music

Synopsis: Aldo Baldin – A Life for Music is an operatic documentary that unfolds talented tenor Aldo Baldin as he journeys from humble beginnings in a small town in southern Brazil to become one of the greatest lyric tenors of his time.  He sang with the greatest conductors, performed in the most famous concert halls and recorded more than 100 albums.  His story is told in the first person by the tenor himself and by musicians, friends and family members, who relive the unique career of this great Brazilian artist.
He began his teaching career in 1974 at the Blumenau Conservatory of Music, Brazil. In 1978, he moved to the Mannheim State University of Music. From 1983 onwards, he taught a singing class at the Karlsruhe State University of Music. He also regularly gave masterclasses in interpretation in Europe, Japan, South America and many Eastern Bloc countries.

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